Abby Morin 12/5/25 Abby Morin 12/5/25

: Who is Infringing on Who?

Things are Heat(map)ing up in this Segment Between Strava and Garmin

Sophia Marcheli 11/24/25 Sophia Marcheli 11/24/25

Trademark Infringement in the Era of Luxury Resale

This blog explores the Southern District of New York Court’s decision in Chanel v. What Goes Around Comes Around (“WGACA”) revolving around trademark infringement, its application of the Lanham Act, and potential effects on the luxury resale market.

Lan-Khanh Tran 4/18/25 Lan-Khanh Tran 4/18/25

The Three Stripes Versus the World: Usurping Adidas in Trademark Dominance

Ray Wang 3/14/25 Ray Wang 3/14/25

Cybersquatting: A Domain Predator

Samantha Podewils 2/23/25 Samantha Podewils 2/23/25

Trademark Violations? Frida Kahlo Corporation Fights Third-Party Copies

Kat Cuneo 12/27/24 Kat Cuneo 12/27/24

Is Fast Fashion Destroying the Industry?

Fast-fashion companies have been using other designers’ clothing and accessories, recreating the items, and selling them at a much lower price. While trademark and copyright law are sometimes helpful in addressing these issues, the world has started to see a shift in how companies are addressing this problem.

Greg Tarnavskyi 11/28/24 Greg Tarnavskyi 11/28/24

Cybersquatting Back on the Rise

Cybersquatting persists globally, challenging corporations and trademark holders. This practice spurred legal developments like ACPA and UDRP. As major companies implement proactive policies, new challenges emerge with gTLDs, typosquatting, and blockchain domains. Balancing trademark protection and online innovation remains crucial as digital landscapes evolve and require adaptation in practice and in law.